Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-05-04
Boiled ham at E. A. Knaak's.

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made at Schiller & Quentmeyer's.
No washing compound is so cheap as
! Fairbanks unrvaled laundry soaps.
THE REPUBLICAN will soon issue to
its readers in supplement form the laws
passed by the late legislature.
&C. T. Lott occupies the old Van AL
slime building as hotel, and has his
saloon and restaurant connected with it,
For few minutes during the storm
Sunday night, some good-sized hailstones
ratified down upon the roofs, thick and
fast.
The NJ. E. Sunday school al Pipers-
vile have just purchased new Sunday
school library containing nearly 100 vol
umes.
SEED CoRN-Choicest varieties of
seed corn and ensiage fodder corn for
sale at Melzer's Seed Store OH Third
street. Bow
-Wm. Scenkae, Of the Sixth ward,
had two fingers of the right hand crush
ed Friday morning, while at work at the
rolling mill.
-Lopffler's Greenhouses in the Sixth
ward are full of choice flowers and plants
at reasonable prices. Read the "ad' and
give them call
Matte Vickers, at Turner Hall on
Thursday evening, May 5, will be sup
ported by Charles s. Rogers, popular
comedian, aud twelve metropolitan art
| lists.
We have been presented by ]. III.
| Sleeper, the enterprising agent here of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail
way, with splendid map of the lines of
the company, which we will hang on our
Office wall for reference.
Col Warham Parks, of Oconomow oc,
has been appointed by Gov. Rusk one of
the commissioners to locate the places
where Wisconsin blood was split on the
| field of Gettysburg, aud started for there
last Monday.
Andrew Cummings, proprietor of
Thomson restaurant, is the proud father
of pair of twin boys. They arrived in
Chicago last night, ard make Mr.. Cum
mings the father of seven sons.-Chicago
Journal, april %.
Alexander Kirkland, formerly of
Jefferson, has resigned the office of super
intendent CT buildings in Chicago, which
he has held for some years under Mayor
Harrison. Mayor Roche has appointed
John O'Neil to the place.
Woodland & Stones crackermen and
candy-makers INDUCED in game of base
ball Saturday afternoon, on the North
western college grounds. At the end of
| the exciting contest the score stood:
Candy-mskers, Sc; crackermen, SO.
H, j. Strauss displays faith in bust
ness methods by advertising his complete
and finely selected stock of boots and
shoes in this issue His lines are full,
with material the best and prices the
lowest. Satisfaction guaranteed. Read
the ''ad' aud give him cali.
The lack of lamp light OH the north
side Wednesday night was noticed by
several who fell off the various sidewalks.
Fort Atkinson Union.
This is new way of telling of the con-
Gition the Fort people are ia when re-
turning home late at night. 1t is rather
ingenious, but hardly square-toed; stub
toed, perhaps.
Monday the wind blew to the height
and velocity of moderate hurricane,
and among its pranks is the ripping off
of the iron covering from the roof OF the
elevator of the Globe Milling company's
Brick mill. A car on the freight train
going west Monday morning, on the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul railway,
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blown clear off.
The will of Alexander Mitchell
contains seven requests to charit-
able institutions as follows: Young
Mems Christian association, SIC, 900; Mil
waukee (Passavant) hospital, $4,000;
Milwaukee Protestant Orphan asylum
$4,000; Milwaukee Catholic Orphan
asylum, $4,000; St. Mary's Catholic,
hospital, $4,000; Nashota House, S., 900;
Racine College, $4,000.
! Among the new appointments in
Chicago made by Mayor Roche, is that Of
S. M. Booth, superintendent of house
moving in the public works department
The name of Booth recalls old abolition
times in Wisconsin, when he conducted
an abolition paper in Milwaukee and fig
| ured consnicuouS1y in the HG1over rascue o.